
These small works were painted for the Swan House Gallery show. My secretary drawers yielded objects that resonate with meaning for me: the gold pen given me at the outset of my writing career, one of my sketchbooks, a lucky coin, and the pocket watch that belonged to my grandfather. I chose a single heirloom tomato and a bone-handled knife for the pleasure I take in red and sharp edges. I wrote haiku titles to scratch that writer itch.
For the 6x6" o/c the title is:
Time is not money.
If your day is spent drawing
it turns to pure gold.
Here's the 5x7" o/c title:
Heirloom tomatoes
Red and swollen on the vine.
The taste of summer.
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